Las Vegas Raiders emerging superstar TE Brock Bowers spoke from the locker room ahead of the Carolina Panthers this weekend, and we have what he said for you.

There’s always a limelight on the first-round pick going into a team’s home opener, but that will be especially true at 1:05 p.m. Sunday afternoon at Allegiant Stadium when Las Vegas hosts the Carolina Panthers.

It’s been just two games, but the hype train is in full steam for Raiders rookie tight end Brock Bowers. The 13th overall pick has burst onto the scene right away, catching 15 passes for 156 yards. Last Sunday in the big win in Baltimore,

How the Raiders were able to win last week confounded quite a few NFL people. Mainly because the Raiders were expected to rely on their run game this season and that’s the one thing that’s been historically bad over the first two games.

The Raiders (1-1) are set to face the winless Panthers at home Week three. The game is a prime opportunity for Las Vegas to earn a winning record and improve further under new coach Antonio Pierce. But who can watch the Raiders on their local broadcast station on Sunday?

From his first snap to his last, Maxx Crosby was nightmare for the Ravens. The very first play of the game, he stuffed a run at the line. With 12 seconds left in the game, he got a pressure on Lamar Jackson to help force an incompletion.

The Ravens are 0-2 and facing a must-win situation on the road against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3. The player most responsible for Baltimore's demise just earned a huge award. Las Vegas Raiders pass